What causes less vaginal discharge and how to treat it?

It is abnormal for women to have too little or too much vaginal discharge. Too little vaginal discharge indicates that there is a problem with the ovarian function or the estrogen level is too low. Previous cervical surgery can also cause this phenomenon. Too little vaginal discharge should actively treat the primary disease after the cause is determined.

After entering puberty, women may discharge some secretions due to the development of their ovaries, which is called leucorrhea. Leucorrhea can moisturize and protect the vaginal mucosa. If there is too much or too little leucorrhea, it is abnormal. So, what is the reason for less leucorrhea?
1. What is the reason for less vaginal discharge ? Too little or no vaginal discharge is generally caused by problems with ovarian function. In addition, low estrogen levels in the body and vaginal inflammation can also cause less or no vaginal discharge. In addition, if you have had cervical surgery before, it may cause a decrease in cervical secretions, which can also cause this phenomenon.
2. How to treat less leucorrhea <br/>The treatment for less leucorrhea should be selected according to the cause. If it is caused by estrogen deficiency or ovarian dysfunction, estrogen can be supplemented actively. If it is caused by vaginitis, symptomatic treatment should be given. For example, if you have candidal vaginitis, you can use nystatin to treat it. If you have trichomonas vaginitis, you can use metronidazole to treat it. For senile vaginitis, estrogen can be supplemented appropriately.
3. How to prevent too little leucorrhea <br/>Women should avoid using vulvar wash unless necessary, as this type of wash can destroy the vagina's original self-cleaning ability and is more likely to cause pelvic infection. Avoid sitting for long periods of time, avoid wearing tight pants, try to avoid using antibiotics, and enhance immunity through proper exercise.